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How can you apply FIDELITY in the future as a nurse and health care professional.
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- If you were to formulate your own nursing theory, what will it be? How would you define Person, Health, Environment and Nursing?As a future professional how can you efficiently conduct family health assessment.Is there such a thing as equitable, mutual consent in creating a personal and social dual relationship between a healthcare practitioner and a client?
- Why is this informed consent training important for healthcare professionals?What do you think are your NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES when you are to conduct a comprehensive health assessment of a client who is of opposite gender, of different nationality and of different religion? You may cite examples and/or give your insights.What do you think are your Nursing Responsibilities when you conduct comprehensive health assessments of patients of opposite genders, or different nationality, or religion? Give examples and insights
- what is the specific role of a nurse one should possess in order to deliver your conceptualized health promotion activity.Why is patient satisfaction important? What can a healthcare organization do to improve patient satisfaction?What is the Importance of Ethics for nursing and health care workers?